Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-07-08

SdDDalH,
Messrs L. Savage and Joe Aiken came up
fiom Salem with lot ofhounds TO take big
hunt. Several Roseburger will 60 with
them.
DR.. BunueIl returned this week from Spo-
kane Falls w. T. where he has been for two
or three weeks past looking out a business
situation.
Rev. +. Cuttings will preach at Garden
valley next Sunday morning, Days school
house at half past o'clock, and at Wilbur in
the evening,
Mr.. Lcaldcs and Miss Sarah Wimberly of
Mt. Scott went to Portland to the celebration
Monday and attended the State Teachers
Association at Salem this week.
Mr.. c. d. Drain and wife, Of Drain came
up to Roseburg last Saturday and remained
until after the celebration. Charley reports
Drain as being quiet since the school closed.
Mr.. c. A. King, an attorney at law from
Dixon California was in Roseburg this week
disposing of agencies TO sell Whites Manikin
used for teaching physiology in public schools.
X. B. Lane, who has just closed 4 success
full term of school on Deer creek, left this
| week for Portland to accept a position in the
express Office. We wish him abundant sue
cess.
Mr. Andrew Willis and sister, Miss Ella
Willis, of Deer creek, accompanied by Miss
Winnfred and Miss Alice Mosher, left We'd
ncsday morning on a blackberry expedition TO
| Frozen creek.
To most children, the bare suggestion Of
dose Of castor oil is nauscating. When physic
is necessary for the little onss, use Ayers
Cathartic Pills. They are safe and pleasant
to take. Try them.
Mr.. Frank Galley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Galley, Miss Galley, the Misses Fullerton
and Messrs. Riddle and Nichols were among
the Canyonville citizens who celebrated the
glorious Fourth at this place.
Joseph Wharton Of Worcester Massachu.
sets, arrived in tins city this week. He is a
subscriber of THE REVIEW and came out to
Oregon with a view of settling here. He is
very we'll pleased with Oregon SO far.
There was 4 man named Brown found dead
in the river at Corvallis this week. He had
been drinking and is supposed to have fallen
from the high bank Monday evening The
body was found IN about two feet Of water
Please leave your orders at Marster's drug
store for the high arm, light running Singer
machine also for oil, needles, attachments, and
repairing Of all kinds Of machines.
d. B. REAME.
Jasper Hall has presented Mrs Judge
Mosher of this city the arrow head, with
which the Indians killed Major Lupton in the
Rogue river war of 1855. Mrs. Mosher has
a very interesting cabinet of relics and curios-
tiles.
A long needed want in our midst, is sup
piled by D. B. Reame, being good machine
repairer and he is certainly honest, for he
offered 10 put another agents machine in
good trim SO thai the lady could Try it before
she would buy his.
Fortify the system, by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparila, against the diseases peculiar to
hot weather. This medicine induces healthy
action Of the stomach, liver, and kidneys,
causing them to prevent the accumulation of
the poisons which produce disease
Mr.. Jas. G.. Clark, the famous lyrical poet
and ballad singer gave one Of his entertain
ments at the Presbyterian church in this city,
on Saturday evening, 10 an appreciative
| audience. Mr.. Clark sustained his national
reputation, and sang clear, strong and dis
tinctly.
Persons with whom VIC have talked, who
recently came from Southern and Western
Oregon, are of the opinion that those sections
of the state will realize substantial boom this
summer, arising from the increase Of popula
ton caused by the increased facilities for travel.
-Ochoco Review.
Hon. John y. Gray, OF Coos county, de-
| livcred an able and eloquent address before
the Prohlbitory league oil this city at the
Court house on Friday evening last. 1t was
full Of wit, pathos and good sense. Remarks
were also made by Hon. Binger Hermann
and Hon. a. c. Jones.
Col. Stone has eight six-horsc stages run
ming regularly over Siskiyou mountain, -four
| each way,) to accommodate the overland
travel, with two more six-horse turnouts in
| readiness at each side, il needed. On one
trip about a week ago seven stages were
needed TO haul tho extra crowd on the train.
Prof. II. L. Benson has flung his shingle
! to the breeze in Grants Pass as an attorney at
law. The Professor has frst-class diploma,
and We bespeak for him a lucrative practice,
and any business entrusted 10 his care will no
doubt be properly dealt with. We extend 10
you our fz5 professor, and we bid you God
speed to success.
"The best is always the cheapest No
more appropriate motto could be adopted ly
a manufacturer, and those who truthfully
iiaunt it on their business always ''comc to
stay" The Beethoven Organ Company be
longs TO this class; their reputation is Of the
best They can save purchasers money, at
the same time giving them the very bestorgan
in the world. II costs nothing to write them
before purchasing.
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CONCERT.
Free open air concert by the Junior band